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BBBXSBBBG, PI. WEDNESDAY, ; 4, 1881
VOL. 8 SO. 52
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all be h:s fate "
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f.l; i.ro;: the
of sir 'lilar
r-i.e;i"e 'f txr-!'1.-.'i"n, blen-
f ti e.-e Ivautiful f;ces
c in p.irt'ii's of ihrt o Id Span-
. I t :" i v.-ried the general.
y it," aas the reply. '"Speak, j
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:-: j "dui-.g to say
" 1'- h's bead sadly, hopfless
i'.:eie was no meicv for Lira
a pi-icted to a ravine rear at band
rc.i.t'ed 1
lis mear.in
A pri- j
v L-;-ea shot there for the sar.ie .
- tnia Amn sai l was ;
: n dcaeriion in pretence of an
i'.ie at midnight."
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! was spoken, save thAt the pris
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..11, .1 iiS 11 V. i-va a .j , i
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Lo.-t. lot forever !
1 :.:;-.: . '.umatlou struck a chill to
i; - tint heard ic. inJ Santa Anna himself,
"; : -.' t" a hun.ii ed bloody fights gazed re-
'' ;-'i'.r the prisouer till the L-ttr vanish-
-f .
T-' '-arKr.es?.
w o o o
: r i ir.ight. Santa Anna had just dis
i ciiincil of ofilecr, and was alone in Lis
0:.'w at the entrance stood the anred
Sadden! v there waa a i oise: the guards-
heard challenging some new comer
There was the sound of a struggle. A sweet tra
der voice the voice of a woman cried ; "I
will pass; I will see him." and the next minut
there burtt into the presence of the chief a female
-And threw hersslf in a supplicating attitude at
Lis feet.
" Tardon, pardon !" she cried, pardon for
him! lie meant no wrong. It was for me he
incurred the penalty. Save him Of save him!
Sauta Anna looked upon the woman and saw
that she was young and surpassing beautiful.
Large and dark were ber Spanish eyes, and as lie
zc.l into their jetty, sparkling and mournful
depths, a fceliug canip-cver l;Im like a memory
of something half forgotten, half realized. It
was with surprise that the sentinel who had fol
lowed the lady into the tent, found himself mo
tioned back.
I have yel to learn f;r whom it L you plead,"
remarkeil Santa Anna,
" Fur IIoJrig3 for my husband!" ejaculated
the lady. lie is no traitor. Uh colonel o.Tcr
ed H5e insult. Kotlrigo struck lam. The lash
was ordered fr his noblj Lack. Eut I cut Lis
ImnJs, and we fie-l to the mountain. For me be
did it unworthy rae. Pardori him. or kill me!"
Sauta Anna esaaye-l to raise the lovely wom
an. She ilipptd from Lis grasp and clasped Lis
kiiCes,
" No, no;
i-r.e exel iaied, nut 'till ycu par.
d n Lisi.
Lt n.e die for him if need be. OaJy
! s thiiii free. He is brave he ia true.
You i
must not kill him !"
Sauta Anna fdt distressed. B it Lis voice and
kk were svs cold a3 the tnows of Popocatapetl,
Lie shesk Lis Lead aud said:
s TLouc'.i you I 'ixl 'till the break of the last
dawn, it will not save Lirn. Ilis fault is too
--rcat fr s ardon. It is midnight cow the hour
of Lis do.r.:. Y.'hiie yiu wait here, the bullets
that are to take Lis life may be driven home in
li i ir clcin-iiy
tube
You mar see him if vou has-
Tua laly a-praiig to Ucr f-Jtt wi'-U a shriek of
d:iair. Sl.e looked into the unchanging aiid
rt;f iiTie.-s ly- ' t ."santa am., aua iecaiae licpe-
- r . .t
Let me 7. to Lira !" t'ze cried in agony.
"Take me to bun ! My husband O, take me
to my husband !"
Santa Anna spoke to the guardsman.
It is weil, let her see Lira. Half au Lour
ti ore or l:-s is of small account. Lut see to it,
th tt ti e man is dead wheu tin; clvK:k strikes
Lvly wrui.s h,r ha-ids. The general's
-s '.v...rd-5 had hardly tlifl away, when he
.liu al-.nc;. The gmrd, ea;r and earnest,
parted with the lady ; a::.l iu Santa An-
t:,ere was lift the luerr.orv of l.-r ag- I
.a a hrmting s-piiit.
j lis tL-." ravir.f, imif au Lour after-, down aaionir
: the tw-nse uadows oi" the bushes, l.aif a doz-"a
t.,rd,t thrtw a lur.d liut on a score of giittcr-
i;irr b iv t;?ts, a priv-iiicr stripped f-r execution.
an 1 a i'i.ting won;aa. TLo primmer was R-od-!
r: ' sta'idin t'.-re with f-lded arnjs.
! Q .lck !" he cried, quick ! I canno t witness
i her ag-'iiy! Ltt the blow fall, before sorrow tin.
i ra;.r.s ni2 !"
(), tiiC despairing fir.nness of th.it voice! The
! j-arti :ig vird had all been said tie parting
; kissvs lia.l all Leon given, and, fainting with de
: pair, thelvcly Inez had been torn from her Lus-
Laud's r.rn.s. Now she lay there uprn the
! ground, her h-ad s-;j parted by a kneeling soldier
wi.de another was batiuug her hau'is r.n i.rtw
with water.
I Whv this t.e.ay tr' ejaculated Iknlngo. " It
torture me. L1 me give the word ready,
aim. lire !"
Th. soldieis did not obey tlie prisoner. It was
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r"y when their lieutenant repeated the word
" Heady ?" that the mu?ktt barrels dropped from
KIT UhitTS to lllCir i..umaf nu ijj--
: click wa beard as they cocked their pieces.
- 1 . I 1 isnij... -iint in. 1
I Ami. Rlill lip lUWU unwif.a ..mi.,
! the s ,ldier3' eyes giwuud along the tubs to ste
that the muzzles pointed full at the bosom of
Fwodrig.
Just then the pi'soner spoke a lat ejacula
tion :
" I'.y wife, Ilcz d' Rimcuas, farewell! Ilcav-
en Keep you
W;IS maioen uame oi t.;s wii-s inai me
d..on;ed man had uttered, lne word ure' was
j.-.fct treint ling on the lieutenant's lips.
Hold! I command you, on pain of death!"
thundered a rew voice. A cloaked form, which
had hitherto been conceited in tLe fliwlow of a
tree, came forward. "lam yourjicral,: - IMa
toon, shoulder, arms !"
Tue pieces, undischarged, were thr&wn to a
perpendicular position again, and ali present
tt'iod in fixed surprise.
Trisouer," cried Santa Anna, "you called
R:menas. Where was your wife born?"
In the hacienda of Los fornuo." returned
the astonished prisoner. " Her father's name
was Jutu."
" Thank the Lord! thank the Lord!" cried
the chief. It is the daughter cf Isabel de lli
mpnas
Ts.Vhnt was T: tm benefactor vears airo. I
j havi a debt oi gratituae lo pay. inez met
.... T T
T:no ..-;fj ..r r .irift.i or -en " ami lie sTooi-
lllUi. llrti . 1 11V V . ... ', ' -
ed and tenderly took the lady's hand. Your
husband is pardoned!"
The glad aLnouncemeut was a potent charm.
A minute only t lapsed, aud husband and wife,
were in each other's arms, Inez weeping with
tears of joy.
Santa Anna softly withdrew to his pavillion.
Next day, when the fierce battle of Bueua Visj
ta was fought, ween lor many long hou.s, lour
thousand Americans bore up against the repeat
charges of twenty thousand Mexicans, no man
was found fighting more bravely for the children
of the sun, than the captain cf the Guadalajuar
ccaparjy ol light fnfantry rion el R-.xlrigo.
And when at last, shattered and routed,, tbe
Mexican army retired, and left the Ameiicans to
mourn the loss of more than half their effective
force. Captain Uodrigo was to be found in the
suit of Santa Anna for even in the Lour of de
feat the raercileis Mexican chief had not failed
to remember the debt of gratitude be owed to the
Eiother of Inez Isabel de Rimenas.
Thus.it is, that in tvery man's career there are
bright spots to ba found, that should shine like
stars so long arLATnatte Is" remembered " among
mtn.
No Higut to be Ugi.t. Men or women,
whatever their physical deformities rray be, can
not be ugly, except from mental and iutellectual
causes, and neither man nor woman has ary right
to be ugly, and if cither be so, it is bis or her
fault, misdemeanor r crime; and that being ug
ly, they cannot expect the love of ugly women ;
no women can love an ugly man-; and if fathers
and mothers can love an ugly child, it is a sore
struggle, and may bs a duty after all not love.
To have lost one's eye or nose, to squiut or to
have a Lunch back, are certainly mi.-fortunes,
deterioration of the human form, and impair
ments of its high ideal ; but if all these calamities
were centered in one unhappy person, it would
nvt make him positively ugly if he were wise
witty, benevolent, just and generous, and pas
sed his life in deeds of kindness and charity.
Milton has not endowed Lis sublime fiend with
the horns, dragon's tail, and other vulgar rgliness
of popular sup-.rstition. lie was tco great a po
tt and philosopher to fall into such an error.
The physical beauty of his Satan was originally
as great as that of the angels who had" not fallen ,
in all the outward attributes ; but the hideous
ness was in the mind, and the mind moulded the
body to its own character ; and Satan though h
was as Sidney Smith said 'a fine fellow in one
sense, was terribly vgly in the otl.iT ; sublime
horrible and infinitely more fearful to think cf
than the grotesque compound of Satyr and Dra-
An ugly person may have a well developed
noie and regular features, be may be six feet
high ami shapely as the Apollo Beldiverc, but
tl e evil spirit that is in him has set the indes
cribable seal of a bad mind upon all his physical
lineaments. lie bears the brand of criminality
up," Lis forehead as Cain did, and carries a mark
r' divine dip'".Tir'? stamped upon his face, sha
p i in M.-. a: toned iu bis voice and tele
graphed in h'i lo'ks and gestures.
A Cc:riRMti Case. A gentleman of ere tilt-:
' habits ar.d very amiable disposition was so
unfortunate us tr Lave a wife of a very different
character, in .;: .ue that would get beastly
di i.:.!' Ew.a? in the company with a few iuti-
u...tc one evening, oni of them remarked to him
that if she was Lis wife since all other things
had failed he vould frighten Lcr in some way,
so that she would quit her evil habit, and pro
pesed tiie following method; that some time
when dead drunk she should be laid In a box
shaned like a coffin, ami left in that situation
until her Ct should be over, and consciousness
rc.-tored.
A few cvemnps afterwards the dame being in
a proper state, the plan was put into oxecution ;
and after the lid was properly secure, the party
before alluded to, watched, each in turn to wit
ness the result. About daylight next morning
the watch heard a movemeut, laid down by the
box. when the ladyship after bumping her head
a few time3 was heard to say ;
" Bies3 me ! where am T ?"
The outsider answered, in a sephulchral tone:
Madau 3"ou are dead and in tho other world."
A pausp ensued, alter which the old lady in
quired again :
Where are you ?"
Oh I am dead too." said he.
Can you tell me how loug I have been dead ?"
" About three weeks "
" How long have you been dead V
"Four mouths."
" Well, you have been here so much longer
than 1 have, can't you tell me where I can get a
little gin?"
' Julius, I suppose you are a vciy good
scholar?"
" Not quite as goc-1 as I ought to be, Sam,
why?"
" Because I just wanted to ask you one ques-
" What is it, Sam ?"
Have you ever studied arithmetic ?" .
Of course."
Well, now, suppose that a man should buy a
pair of chickens at twelve and a half cent a
pound, acd the chickens weighed seven pounds
and a quarter, what you think they'd come
to?"
" Was it in the morning 7"
" V.'hy, what has that to dj with it?"
" A great deal ; because if it was in the mor
ning aud my wife bought 'em, I know 'xactly
what dey would come to."
" What would they come to ?"
" A chicken pot pie an' a sudden disappear
ance." A broker, Dot long ago, when escorting
fair damsjl, asked her what kind of money
she liked best. Of course the b'ushir e beauty
instaDtly suggested matrimony. "What rate
of interest does it bring ? ioquired the man
of current funds and wildcat documents. "If
properly invested it will double the original
stock every two years."
From the boby's parity the mtnJ receives
j sympathetic aid.
OUR imO RIGHT OR WRONG.
Rouse Ler-.o f Freedom's only home.
Hark t-jtij disuraon's cry,
Dear libc , ' beneath her dome,
Proclairrj tt danger's high;
Conn iet y.ir ccble shouts ring forth.
In truni;.-. voices strong;
" We kno v. io South, we know nu North,
Our Unv!i rght or wrong,"
" We kno'T ro S-uth, wc know no North
Our Ui iight ct wrcng." -; '
- -
The terap'Tr'TJrTre'feniCT? made,
The wondt of the world.
Shall they, bf liold their sons dismay'J
Wheu tr-rison's flag's unfurled ;
Oh ! never, by the the glorious ttar
WLich Cvour banner throng;
Rou.-e soas of three victorious wars,
. For Union right or wrong.
Our patriotiJ father's shades.
With Washington ou high,
Toiut to their blood annointed blades
And to their children cry.
Rouse, freiinen by your father's scars.
On to the rescue throng;
Defend our Bag and sacred stars.
The Union rigLt cr wrong.
Sjns of the press proclaim its worth
In telegraphic fires,
Bid young America stand forth
And emulate iheir sires;
Wake sister states and hand in Land,
Round Freedom's Temple throng.
Come shout in one united Band,
Our Union ril-.t or wrng.
10
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ffTXTJ9 ATI mTvTl
DEilAND.
Once in August, wet and dreary, sat this
writer, weak and weary, wandering oe'r a
memorandum book of items used before
( book of scrawling head notes rather: item !
tlkinrr davs to -ether thn in hot and su'.trv !
weather. iisiDi? un much lime and leather." I
pouderii.e we ihes? items ce'r. While we
conu J tuem, slowly
(through our !
rocKing,
minds queer iaeas flockio.') cane a qau-k
and ncivous knockio at the saoctcrn door.
"Sure that must bo Jinks," was muttered .
Jinks," that's knocking at our door ; Jinks
the evier!as6ijk.orQ '.' .. -
Ah, Low do we remind us ; ia the walls
which theu c. r-.ed u.-, "exchanges" lay be
hind us, an 1 before us. and around us, all
oe'r the fi or. Thought wc. " Jiuks want's
to borrow smo i.ewfpapers till to-morrow,
asd 'twill rclisf from sorrow to get ridcf Jm
kics, the bore, by opening wide the dor."
still the ri. v.yjt kept kuockiD? knocking)
louder than before.
Aud the tcattered piles of papers cut some
rather curious capers, beiiij? lifted by the
bretze cominj through tho door; aud we
uish.l fthe wish wa evil, for on a deemed
nlwivs civii that .lit.kins v4 tha .
.,. .t. tJ.r- ovrn.nr t, .ro tit.;! I.i.
level-Jiuk the never tirici bore !
Hacking up our patience firmer, then with- j
out a murinu-; "Ir. Jinks." said we ynisr !
pardon, your forgiveness we implore. Hut
the fact is we were rcadiu-r 'some curious pro- i
ceeding, aud thus uwas unheeded, ycur load :
kuoikiug there before. i
Here we opened the wide door. Hut fancy :
now our p'ueciiogs for it wasn't Jinks, the
bore, Jiuks, tameless evermore. j
Hut the form that ttood before us. caused j
a trembling to come oe'r us. and memory !
ejuhikly bore us back again to days of yore
Jays when 'items" were in plenty and where i
'er this writer went he picked up items by the j
score I was the form of ur 'devil in an
i
altitude nneivil; and thrust Lis head within
neau within
the one n door, with "Ths foreman's out' cf
r. t q;, c.-c .,..tc V
like Alexander, wanted more.
Now. this 'local' had already walked about 1
till nearly dead he had sauutered tbroush i
the city till his feet were walked through the !
stroct called Dauphiien, and by-wavs running i
off into the portion of the city both public;
and obscure, and examined store and cellar, i
and had questioned every 'feller' whom we :
met. from door to door, if anything was rtir- ;
ing, any sccidect occurin?, not pubiished'here- j
tofore : and Lad met with no ruccess: he
would rather kinder cuefs he feit a little
'
wicked at that ugly little bore, with his tncs- j
sace from the foremau that he wanted some- !
thing mre. i
'Now it's time yu wre departin?. you j
scamn. cri.-d we upstarting : get vou back
into tue office office where you were before ;
or the words you have spoken will cct your
bones brokfn." f"and he seized a cud?el that
was lyio on the floO "take your hands oat
of your pockets and leave the sanctum door
tell the foreman there's no copy, yoa ujly
little bore. Quoth our devil, 'send him
more.
And our devil, never sitting, Mill is Sitting,
back atd forth upon the larding jnst onts:ie
the sanctum door. Tears down his cheeks
are streaming 6ran?e light from his eyes
are beamiug and his voice is heard still
screaming. "Sir, the foreman wants some
more !"
And oar soul peirced wih that screaming
awakened from its dreaming and has l"st the
peaco it had before, for the fancy will come
o'er as that each readers fac before us, bears
the horrid words "he wants a little more !"
oras cu meir orenraas paring, your
iuuBjcuiuBUM.ui5fu.ue mure ;
. .
The best lifi-preserver m this world, is a
marriage ccrtiocate. Une Blt tee rhe-unia-
I ism io the market, is only vice, assumiug
the shape of canes and crutches.
1 Ex-Governor Seymour ca the Importance
. of Preserving the Democratic Party.
The following is aa extract from a laic
speech of Ex-Governor Seymour, of New
Yoik, at bis residence ia Utica. The Gover
nor says:
We believe we can Lett promote the inter
est cf our country by preserving ccr time
honored organization. It has been so closely
identified with the history aud progress of
our country that its dissolution would seem
like
ho
.uiaiiycj
eutertaiu
cnite
they should secure a
greater decree f ctdiy
of aciion auuntf our reor-le. 'J hey felt that
past diviious bhoull be oveilooked. I eppeal
Ij thcui if these expectations ahd hope Luve
been realized. Has this mcVemeut produced
unaiiimity of purpose or has it caused confu
sion? II it made fewer parlies or more par- !
ties?
We do not object to this organ'zilioa that
its members or it? couiiuces hdJ d;G"cretit
views in the past. bat we do not object to it that
they hold eus3ordai.t opiuiovs now ; we do not
object to it tha.t they Leld different purpises
heretofore, but tha. th?y are parsuiug diffr
eot cl j-c:s at this time. Tha c-lectioa of its
tickets will Lot carry harmony and uuity of
purpo?e to jour State Capitol, but discord
and confusion. Its very authors have ad-
i.'ntnA tJmt ll.w (r.nvpiiniiit cu "I crpat tulS.
t. . t?i m it -
la&t; x 13 CKiJiijr tm rm ij n uifi is ail uiwn i r
ana co harmouy ; it ugre-s wr. u icrarl to
ofiices aud c.tsrecs with re'jt-t to princip es
One wiug cf this orga!;i2ati u is conservative
aud patriotic ; the other is violent and revo
Iutiouarv. Some of its uomiuces have avow
ed the most ex'rtine doctiincs of Secession
ists of the South, others agro wiih ultra
Abo!itioiiits of the North. Which class
prevail I If iht-y are placed in pwer no pria
cip'.e will be settled, dj contesi will be ended
Controversies will begin tuh their advent to
place.
1 appeal to the conservative aud patriotic
n.eu who Lve joined that organization
if
they are ae-ting wirely aud well -miiatins
cse hee principles and t.ursuits ihey
detest, or iu placing in f5ce men whom they
helicve to have beeu iustiu-nental in caasiog j
this war ana, who co not hoia on purpse
! as to the future in connnoa to themselves,
j Are they not c.nitributiugto bring about ths
very cvn an i calamities whicn tney wisu
to avoid? If they succeed, what icCuence
will any cnserv-iivc or patriotic man l ave ia
the State? their iioiuiuatimis are suppor
ted Uj'.'sI cordially by every j urudl aui every
class of men who Lave not only been vindic
tive, vioieiit ami rev olu'.iouarv iu the pst.
but. are ais
vindictive, violent ani revol
liouary now.
I iuirljre the citriotlc conservative m?n.
tor
! who have hsreto.Vre acted with-ihis organiza-
' tlyn cousti vative purposes,
j I ponder, and see if they are nc
paue and
not about to Ull
lato the Lauds of those from v. Loin they differ
mo.-t wiJcly, lhis mavemeht is cot ou;y
dangerous Lut absurd
There is usually at-
! tached to Ihe travet.ing menageries ot our.
cunlry an cxl.ibitiou called the -happy faui
i!y, wheie .animals of the most opposite
character are pehDed together ia oue cage.
We admire thd skill which seems to sul
dae their Laiu.al instincts to rend aad des
troy t aeh other, aa J are surprised to see birdi
Leasts and re ptiies living in apparent har
mony. This may do for one of the curiosi
ties of a museum, but it will not answer for
the Government of a State. It will te found
that the passions rd p-ijudices of of men
are not so easily subdued, aui our political
"happy family" wilt 1j foaz-i to be not only
a L'.uuder but a disaster.
Hut is the prcpe)?iiion of our Itepubbcan
menus, thai they win oiso.ve t&vir orrani-
7innn nr.it liiut k- t!i;il! d! tin Atirs ntiifA
! aaa ,ual we Q? urs lu,le
p " t 1
i aDU eqai : xne.r pany is uui a euiug
t a tbing
01 ycsteraay. it. grew out oi a
of a sectional
patsiou or prijuaicv. it uever cuivraccu
our uholi country withia its orgauizatioc.
Iti first victory is associated with the ruin of
our land If they wish to abau ion it let
them do so, bat let them not atten.pt to cov-
tr tbat abanJonaieut Ly a propocai
that we
fcball gire up a partv which i iJentiii ?d with
our nation.
It has teca wtU said by one cf oar towns-
! v... -v i l r ,1.: .u
from abroad and ignorant of the events mhicb
have happened within the past two yeas.
. l. ...1.5 i .1 ... -,..:i . i,rn
: uuiu ouiva'j i-uuicub vi 1 n v. cuic wu.u
j i1:.v.ft ,iannf,ni,i i(bin ih., r t iw. vr-am.
?UUU!U UUdl IUV OI.lt n 1 fL. II'II
his first exclamation would be; "Thea the
Democratic rarty was defeated at the last
rariy was ueieaieu ai ine us- ;
. . . 1 . 1 1 .
Presidential tbciioo !" We believe that oar i
j suceess at this time w
ii strenctr.cn iae ;
i Uuioa uuen cf the
South.
We believe that j
the dissolution of th Democratic party woali i
1 disexjurae them
W
rncnn, ibereh:r,
cf our brtthern
t
j emulate th
e example
Heutsy lvania, and strive t3 place in power ;
cot o ly a harmonious Mats Auoiioistration. i
bat one that will have the confidence of pat- '
riotic men io every section of our country, j
We sre willing to support this war as a
meats of rcstoriug the Uuicn. and because wc j
regard it es a harsh but a i ecesary remedy
for the evils of the dj. Hut we will not j
carry it ou in a spirit of hatred, raa'ice or j
revenge. What our views be with respect.
to slavery, we do not res?aru it as the cause j
of the CJutroversiei. We holl that the con-
troversies of the day do not grow an much j
out of the institution cf slavery as from the f
existence at the South of vast numbers of the
Air lean race, that ao iuon
of slavery would
not end the contest, but would bj the com-
; me!)ccnietlt wf a Safct;n e destructive terrible
domestic eorfiict. We Vn... .W tl ft
i of the North would not consent tbat4.000.
j 000 of free negroes should live ia their midt.
; that they would Dot agree to tho abolition cf ,
k1T.rT :r .,,
j moved into the Northern ?uv.i nl placed
the severance of the last bond which na 4113 rfHl'r,w -
!Js cur couctry toecther. I kuow that 1 TF f C0-r',r-T- k e u"
i cur oit'2-ii.s aud these for whoui 1 w '"- tn-vi-e-. - - -
- -i t , j- f 1 a v-1 z. -a
a strong nXrHonir-reiaTd.--brc e-Tli-W:--. V w T -
d in this tI1oi,,lH!t with a K-!i..f that i -" oJ teat cisa r? ttTauf- ' f
vast unoccupied Isiidi of cur Gcv-
f we -ouia act hc kug
Ilea
under the-
do w de:
a&CIS T, l.Ll IS
-he r-opla of the St-uth
f houhl be s
.. ij all the f-.us c. i-
secarify and loss of cBstiiii!kr,ti right, in
volved in the immediate tVIiticm cf slavery?
We cxr.not. therefore vnske this a war for
the abolition of slavery Ve -will cot jrmit
it ID ltt mcc
States. V"e
:da a war it? tta rights oi ice
e s.n.i eiriva .o ics: - w.taw
. . . . O .nt. t ..e!
ia ;be re-etbib.? ent of the Govcracient
"ho ur-ns cur Gcvc-'titr t to ovt rsVr ::s
exeere-h-e cf i s li,.-. t;al l u'.l.orlty. ?all
contend thst the r.th:s of ihe t rati el-I the
Genera! Government trc equ.l sacred
i Our motto is: The Union tLo C"S'uiuti.a
j aud the Laws The Union c?.-n cqnal tcraiS
the whclj Constitution. nd :1 tha La?.s.
Iviise-s ere an stu'a
ft ts natural fir Mke" te-si as
t is f.r
water to rua down Li.l, pic. pi when it I? ?3
cd t lbat w-ut run nt til. Kisses liis
of philofophers. vary tr-ise re Lot tb ccal
Sre. smic as Xct s.3 bocey. t-ome a raid
1
j ?.
Frrn2 as tasteless s? lonf"-draws so-ia.
iirSrs are saia to Lave more tiVi?5
SUJ
crc-auj
than i.y ether s:t As to jr -
misiiil thev arc not li d at ab. n
have made it our usli e-t to inquire an ou?
our friendi. a I tiicy : T e with u.-. lb at &
stolen kis is the mojt ai cealie- u-t is it lb?
theft is mads by tu-. iiat pescu T-li. cf
shyness aui stiugi'-ng ; no woo-icr ! Lea
M ine Lir-eds srrroacb, it is i.MraCd b u tLt
ladies d-. u .t iulo c.-uvulsions. YV da
uft speak frytii experi-n.c. but what we bar
ethers say. Wc have tcet. Li'se 1 a few ti n?s
and as we arc not very c'.J, we hope- t ree-.ive
many u:crr.
A ch-ao m-vith aael hanelsoxe ecth ar in
dispensible req'ii-ifes. but they are srlivia
to be found. Mcst met: would crrsmiita
the cheek of a laiy, fher lp- must he I f: a-
!ne)
with the eoiuus msecse ot lliarcsir.
1 tnlaccf
or seeds which a.e w.rse than i.d
even ihoun tiicy ts ciiaii ..c . : . v. ..
of the first io meLlioutd ; tor critain
ly ihst is all they are eaten for Y.'e exj ect
that gentl-eman think we are entirely inao-jt-i
of ucdcTitatiiiug their tu-e. but thej fcre mls
takii. The very idea of ore wh ; prefc?- to i-i.
an clrjaJit pooth-man. to srr ar in p-a-nf
1.5is with Lis f-vke's weil f'oi1
1 . 1 1 I . . I. f.
with th'im fcbniutable Pecb-.
If
vi a i
.ch t,i Vis a Udv. wiiLout Lcr tiiJSa-
in" and strnliDj?, dispense w'uh these iia-cre-ealle
nt'.oi. s. and "we will guraiiUa joa
vt ill Lave lo utaccesssrj trou-i.
s Enttr-.isz.
Focsd Hi? Cr.owD A younr maa. clai ia
homesr.un, was ftanding io Court stre t. a
few days since, devouring a doUihcut, when
' he wes sccosteJ wnh baa a aczen ec:eei
dres-d lo'.eis wan
"Just cine do u ?"
Yes. guess I have, creat place this, ain't
it jeou !" sii-J the c-u. " "'n,
Tis so. bub; Lov - uirrro! ae-ktd
the ci?y buck. bentoarp. . t :he reeti?y.
Wall. i-J
s I retry we:i;
rtot me
deewn on Vasinr
'She did V What kind
of Luii'-es are
vou on
V
Wfcv. she waiiteJ mc t c-ae eiown to
IJostou, t'
of the Liget
Lvi and End bait a doz-.-a
to
edicate em, cud, I
rather
eyes on
em
neow,
CTOwl
sal
1
the if
in
!.e Tt LoIe
J at a g
aLCO.
I The next mrmcr.t ie i tbi rarb stcr-:s
in
1 tn l.imstlf. when! Le Caietlv t.ished Z.it
-
cchl..
Love Nothing is icdeed 60 comrjen ia
this wor
Id us filiicz m leve ; yet it is not s 3
common to love TLe cue is a lijwer ttt
nj- bloom a:,d wi:h?r in a tU'ht; the other
! nca . fruit iroui the .wcr e.-x cao surwxs
-
from the " -wcr tLt
i Iae f Qa " ,u tlt 4 J ,- -v--..
j niore
Yha !evcnsh snxif.es fV2 pa-'sri
Whrn ! ar. :: fcirs that irin iie
i hjr hr c 1 :W se.Ssh J-:es
j l-v-'cr qutirr! are burned-. t ea -hon-
I hrow 1
m-i;tu
name.
1 brow Las boc-nifc wrikiod. aril ths cji r't its
... r -1
S mrjiture ; thei does lve woruiy ci ir,e
become the limine cf the : ltd
" . , . .
hne :-Iov pnre. tioce. a vc -ie-. ,.
'f-jec-
1 ri .I'M' . prciiL' --.. . -
! ritcinc. fee. eg r. o-u iU...,c
of itr be.OToJ a ive scca as you
..ever
AccF.mxo a Teact A r!prrterur rr-iis
time aT. when euirajel ia Jisttibu'.;rg fkcts
iu i among t.e poor ro":igu:ea ci:.s .- j-u.
iuetitian amusing ise-i -c-ni; w ian
isolated builii::-. cf Lr.-j.Ue prft?i'sie.?s ca
the frnini-s, he cpeccd the devr without
kDOcki". riy'nj
Will vu r-c7t a tract r f ihe Holy Land t
mctiin the f ur ris of letter pie8 he
ha l in Lis ha'.d. The rata cf the Lcj5 ia-
starnlc rei-liel
Yis. le ibcrs, a wl- "? recti-n if yea
trW a cool tills Hut I'd like to kcow if
ttor b- mneS mrie cr asue there t be
i er a poor
devil
Don't mau too smart a cirl. for tdie
will
outra'n vou; nor oi.e t-" sinirc. for clis.drra
ke their tlent2 frtin their mlhcr; :.ur iyj
rich. fr she will remind yoa cl u; I cr loo
poor, for she will act the be4.gs.rcn hci&tSacX.
r7f .r7 t -i ' '
; ad S1 desl cer I Lo,J
WIu
4 it conies peal oa peal.
upon thi
ernmect
fo